Regent Suvarnabhumi Airport Hotel Bangkok

... a full ******* with a partial hand. Me and Ron came out of one of the non-smoking Go-Go's and this absolute stunner sprang open-armed from behind the curtains of a bar called 'Obsession', twisted, shook her amazing booty and disappeared behind the curtains. <br>Ron and I looked at each other in shock, and we walked in to see the place full of absolute smiling bombs. We sat down and noticed that a couple of them were ladyboys. Then a chap working there came over and said "All ...

... rickshaws. Since I went once my Tuk-Tuk driver greets me every morning and we have a little chat - funny guy. The most exhausting way are buses because they don't always run and are obviously always stuck in traffic. <br>I am loving the fact that I don't have to do my washing anymore as everybody offers laundry services for next to nothing. That's another nice thing....the pound buys you a lot here. Let's see what can you get for 100 Baht (GBP 1,80 or 2 EUR )?....1 ...

... being here is to get the visa for Myanmar. Although Bangkok's palaces, temples and monuments are simply amazing and I don't think there is another city quite like it anywhere in the world. At least, none that I have seen yet. <br><br>After the tourist information office I took public transportation back to my hotel. I had not stayed in this area last time so I went out to see what the neighborhood was like. It is very touristy. It is the "backpackers" area of Bangkok ...

... railway, going to the original and second capital of Thailand, going to see some impressive waterfalls and going trekking in chang mai then heading into laos on a slow boat. Don't know the next time we will be on the internet so this may be our last entry for a while and this one is courtesy of a extreamly heavy downpour never seen so much rain.<br><br>Till next time...<br>

... and was knackered after getting no sleep on the bus. By the time it got to 1 i was so bored i started watching a steven segal movie, possibly his worst yet. After half an hour i figured i'd ask the woman how long it takes to get to the airport in a taxi. Since it was songkran, and everyone was having a water fight, which i got soaked in by the way, she reckoned it'd take 2 hours! **** i ...

... used in Sukhothai, so the whole is a porous orange affair. KP becomes more of a challenge when looking for a place to eat, as restaurants aren't quite as widespread as hairdressers (spotted sixteen), banks (ten), video shops (five), karaoke bars (three) and, of course, bridal shops (one). There's the obvious possibiliy of eating from one of the many pavement restaurants which set up shop in the ...

... that were here at the time, before it was sacked so to speak. A shame that Songkram has made it so hard to get around, as here thew festive atmosphere is as bad as Kao San. except that here it all done out of the back of pick up trucks and open ended buses and tuk tuks, whereas Kao San was mainly foot based. I think without realising I've been in the two places where the festival is celebrated the most. Spent my evenings ...

... a Ayuthaya. Il y a plus de verdure et les ruines sont plus belles! On a loue un velo ( eh oui ca devient une habitude) et on a pedale. C'etait parfois penible mais ca en valait la peine. On a mange une super bonne soupe de nouilles et une salade de papaye ( on a demande pas trop epice et ca a bien faire rire la patronne du resto). On a juste ...

... I best describe it??? Well, for those of you who have seen Eurotrip, I think the four of us felt like the kids in that movie when they accidently ended up in Bratislava...only I think the depiction of Bratislava in the movie is actually nicer than the city of new Sukothai. Dane called it a slum, which is a pretty good description. This is definately the poorest area of Thailand I have visited so far...people sleeping in hammoks in side roads, practically no ...

... ve gotten accustomed to the general grime that pervades almost every surface that falls within the borders of Thailand, but this was far worse. There were people living along side the small river that ran through town under make-shift shelters that had been fashioned out of bamboo stalks and a tarp. And the residents were just lazing about in hammocks amongst piles of filth that built up everywhere around them. Needless to say ...